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Connect the outside services Clusy works with, from GitHub to Hugging Face, Kaggle, and Firecrawl.

Clusy works with a few outside services on your behalf: somewhere to version your notebooks, somewhere to publish them, and a source for the agent's web research. You manage them all under Settings → Integrations, where you connect, disconnect, and check the status of each.

You only connect what you need. None of this is required for the everyday work of building and running notebooks.

GitHub

Connect GitHub to version your notebooks as readable diffs. You choose which repositories Clusy can reach rather than handing over your whole account, and once a project is linked to a repo the Git tab in the sidebar comes alive. See GitHub for the full workflow.

Hugging Face

Hugging Face connects over OAuth, so you authorize it once. With it connected, you can publish a notebook along with the models or datasets that go with it to a Hugging Face repo.

Kaggle

Kaggle uses an API key you paste in. Once it's connected, you can publish a notebook as a Kaggle kernel and upload the models or datasets that go with it. See Publishing.

Firecrawl

Firecrawl is a web service the agent can use for research. With it connected, the agent can read pages from the web and bring back results with their sources, which show up as a Research card in chat.

Connect only what you trust

Each integration acts with your credentials on the service it connects to. Connect the ones you need, and disconnect any of them from Settings → Integrations whenever you want.

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